intertwine
Pronunciation: [ˌɪntərˈtwaɪn]
Word
Context: "relationship"
(verb) to twist or weave things together closely. Imagine two ropes that are twisted around each other, forming a strong bond. This is how we use 'intertwine' in relationships, too, like when friends become very close.
Example
The vines began to intertwine, covering the fence with beautiful greenery.
Example
Their lives did not intertwine after they moved to different cities.
Example
How did their stories intertwine throughout the book?
Context: "similarity"
(verb) to connect or link things together in a way that they affect each other. It’s like when two ideas are mixed together and it’s hard to tell them apart.
Example
Her emotions and memories intertwine, creating a beautiful story of her past.
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The facts of the case did not intertwine, making it hard to see how they were related.
Example
In what ways do their lives intertwine?
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